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Disaster Management Plan of Kathua District 1 Disaster Management Plan Of Kathua District Submitted By: District Development Commissioner Kathua 2 INDEX S. Topic/Chapter Page N. Number 1. I. BACKGROUND 4 – 10 District Profille 4 5 Area, Population 5 Live Stock Position, Agriculture Statistics 6 - 8 Areas Vulnerable to different disasters 9 - 10 2. INTRODUCTION 11 - 14 3. PLAN OBJECTIVES 15 4 HAZARD RISK AND VULUNERABILITY 16 - 29 PROFILE 5. DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT UNIT 30 - 42 6. DISTRICT RESOURCES MAPPING 45 - 48 7. RESOURCES FOR EVACUTATION 49 - 65 8 MITIGATION ACTIVITIES PLANNING 66-68 9.. PREPAREDNESS ACTIVITIES PLANNING 69 - 75 10. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING 76 - 78 11. BUDGET 79 - 84 12 LIST OF ANNEXURES 85- 12.1 Telephone Nos A 12.2 List of Hospitals & Health Centres B 12.3 List of temporary shelters for evacuation C 12.4 List of Boats D 12.5 List of Rescue equipments used during disaster E 12.6 List of Tent houses, Colleges, Hotels, Sabha’s etc F 12.7 List of Voluntary Organisations G 12.10 Communication Plan H 12.11 Industrial Units I 12.12 Map J 3 Abbreviations used: DDMP: District Disaster Management Plan DDMC: District Disaster Management Committee DC: Deputy Commissioner SSP: Superintendent of Police ADDC: Addl. Distt. Dev. Commissioner ADC: Addl. Deputy Commissioner ACR: Asstt Commissioner Revenue SDPO: Sub-Divisional Police Officer SHOs: Station House Officer BDO: Block Development Officer DFO; Divisional Forest Officer PO: Project Officer CMO: Chief Medical Officer CEO: Chief Education Officer SDM: Sub-Divisional Magistrate AD : Asstt. Director XEN: Executive Engineer CDRM: Community Based Disaster Response System NCC: National Cadet Corps NSS: : National Social Service NGC: : National Green Corps NDRSN: National Disaster Response Network QRT: Quick Response Team ICS: Incident Commands System NHA-1A: National Highway 1 A 4 1. BACKGROUND 1.1 District Profile Kathua District is situated at 32 0 17' to 32 0 55’ North Latitude and 75 0 70' to 76 0 16’ East longitude. The District is surrounded by Punjab in the South-East, Himachal Pradesh in North-East, District Doda and Udhampur in North and North-West, Jammu in the West and Pakistan in the South-West. It has an area of 2502 Sq Kms. The district can be conveniently divided into three distinct Agro-climatic regions. The area falling South of Pathankot-Jammu-Srinagar National Highway consists of deep alluvial soils. The area is mostly irrigated and quite productive. This area touches Pakistan and Punjab border and it is also popularly called Border Area. The second zone falling north of the National Highway extends upto foothills of Himalayas and falling mostly in Shivalik ranges is called Kandi area. It is characterized by shallow soils full of boulders with negligible natural water resources. The area faces acute shortage of water and the productivity of the land is very marginal. Part of Kathua, Barnoti, Hiranagar, Basohli and Billawar block falls in this category. The third area falls beyond Shivalik ranges and extends upto to Peer Panchal ranges. This area is mountainous in nature with little potential for agriculture. Dogri is the main language spoken by the people of the district. Though the dogri spoken in some parts of the district has the influence of Punjabi tone also but the rural areas specially the Hilly areas are free from Punjabi. Their main language is DOGRI/PAHARI.. Lattitude: 32 0 17' to 32 0 55’ North Longitude: 75 0 70' to 76 0 16’ East longitude Area: 2502 SQ Kms Population 511455 1.2 Socio Economic Details: Total population 511455 (5% of state population) Population (Rural) 432727 (85%) of total) ---- 226544 (Male) 206183 (Female) Population (Urban) 78728 42913 (Male) 35815 (Female) Tehsil wise population 118444 Billawar (2001 census provisional) 58204 Basohli 181852 Kathua 116238 Hiranagar 36717 Bani 1.3 AREA & ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION Area 2502 sq. km No. of towns six (Kathua, Hiranagar, Billawar, Basohli, Lakhanpur, Parole) No. of villages 512 -- 497 (Inhabited) 15 (Uninhabited) No. of villages Kathua 182 –(i)166(I);(ii)5(U);(iii)11 (out growth) (Tehsil wise) Billawar 66 (i) 65 (I), 1(U) Basohli 39- (i)38(I); (ii) 1(U) Hiranagar 203(i) 195 (I) (ii)8(U) No. of towns 6 -- 6 (inhabited) No. of panchayats & villages Lohai-Malhar 18 16 (Block wise) Bani 17 20 Duggan 12 13 Basohli 34 44 (excluding village Barot, submerged in dam) Billawar 46 50 Kathua 39 103 Hiranagar 29 112 Barnoti 45 136 (including one forest block) Gaghwal 04 18 Total 244 512 5 REVENUE REVENUE CD BLOCKS Parliamentary/ Police Sub- Police Municipal Educational SUB- TEHSILS Assembly Divisions Stations/Posts Council/ Zones DIVISIONS Constituencies Municipalities 1. Basohli 1. Kathua 1. Bani Parliamentary 1. Basohli Police Stations M.Councils 1. Kathua 2. Bani 2. 2. Barnoti Constituency 1. Kathua 1. Kathua 2. Barnoti 3. Badnota Hiranagar 3. Basohli 2. Chadwal 2. Hiranagar 3. Marheen (Billawar) 3. Billawar 4. Billawar 5-Udhampur (Border) 3. Rajbagh Muncipalities 4. Sallan 4. Basohli 5. Duggan (Comprises of 4. Lakhanpur 1. Lakhanpur 5. Hiranagar 5. Bani 6. Hiranagar districts :- 5. Basohli 2. Parole 6. Lakhanpur 7. Kathua Kathua – Doda- 6. Bani 3. Hiranagar 7. Basohli 8. Lohai- Udhampur - 7. Lohai- 4. Basohli 8. Billawar Malhar Reasi - Ramban - Malhar 5. Billawar 9. Bani Kishtwar - Part 8. Billawar 10. Lohai- of Samba Malhar District) Police Posts 11. Mahanpur 1. Parole 12. Bhaddu Assembly 2. Hatli More 13. Ghagwal Constituencies Kathua 3. Ramkote 63-Bani 4. Basantpur 64-Basohli 5. Marheen 65-Kathua 6. Chadwal 66-Billawar 7. Lowang 67-Hiranagar ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE District Disaster Management Committee Chairman (District Magistrate/ Deputy Commissioner) Chief Executive Officeer/ Chief Co-ordinator (ADM/ ADC) SSP SE ACR ACD DFO CMO CEO District Control Room DSHO CAHO SDO RTO DSWO DIO CHO CAO AD CAPD, PO ICDS, DSEO Tehsil Control Room Chairman, Tehsil Committee (Tehsildar) Community Level Control Room SHO Tehsil Officer BMO ZEO BDO AIO TSWO CDPO Drug Trnsporters Concerned of line Deptt. Insp. Chairman, Community Level Committee (Naib-Tehsildar concerned) I/c PP, Para Medical Staff, Teacher, VLW, Patwari, Anganwari Worker, Red Cross, Volunteers, NSS, NCC, Local Persons, Lumberdar, Chowkidar, Forest Guard 6 1.4 Livestock Position Livestock and poultry population as per livestock census (in lakhs) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No. of heads/birds ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1982 1988 1992 1997 2003 2008(P) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cattle 1.964 1.950 2.062 2.133 2.32 2.37 Buffaloes 0.676 0.754 0.748 0.788 0.87 0.85 Sheep 1.518 2.376 2.779 3.066 2.278 2.683 Goats 1.305 2.073 3.941 3.898 1.843 2.093 Others* 0.104 0.100 0.103 0.118 0.122 0.118 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 5.567 7.253 9.633 10.003 7.435 8.114 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Poultry 2.18 * During the survey of 1997, 2003 & 2008 following are clubbed under the column others:- 1997 2003 2008(P) i Horse/Ponnies 0.072 0.093 0.0918 ii Donkey/Mule 0.032 0.023 0.0245 Iii Camels 0.008 0.003 0.0012 iv) Pigs 1.005 0.001 0.0006 Agricultural Statistics: Agriculture is the livelihood of the masses in District Kathua as else where in the State. Eighty per cent of its population is related to Agriculture & 100% depends on it. Obviously, agricultural development is the main stay for the overall growth and development of its people. Kathua district being the entrance to the state has location advantage.There are three Agriculture subdivisions in the district namely Billawar, Basohli and Dayalachak divided in command & non- command areas. Billawar & Basohli constitutes non-command area and Dayalachak subdivision falls in command area. The topography and the agro climatic zones of both the areas are different ranging from subtropical in command & subtropical to temperate in non- command areas. The command area is 30% irrigated & where as only 10% of the area in non command is irrigated. In respect of crop production potential the command area is quite productive than upper areas. 7 Percentage of rural population to total 84.61 Area according to Village Papers 264729 Ha Area under Forests 72732 Ha Land put to Non-Agriculture Use 46145 Ha Barren and Un-cultivated Land 33862 Ha Permanent Pastures & Grazing Lands 10881 Ha Cultivable Waste Land 13190 Ha Cultivated area 61010 Ha. Other than current Fallow land 3559 Ha. Cropping intensity 190 % Irrigated area 17653 Ha. Un irrigated area 43357 Ha. Percentage of irrigated area 29 % Land under Misc. trees & growers not incl.in net 13236 Ha. area Current Fallow 10114 Ha. No.of Tehsils 4 No. No. of Blocks 8 No. No. of Panchayats 165 No. No. of villages 447 No. No.of agri. Subdivisions 3 No. Consumption of organic and chemical 56109 qtl’s fertilizers Co -operative societies and membership No. of societies 108 Membership of societies 33548 Avg.area covered per co-op 22.59 Sq. km No. of cultivators 100550 8 AREA COVERAGE UNDER DIFFERENT CROPS:- The major crops of the district are wheat, Rice and Maize. Other crops which have been making a significant impact on the economy of the farmers are vegetables & potato, fodder, pulses, Oilseeds. Double cropping is already practiced in a large portion of the cultivated area and even triple cropping is being followed in areas where vegetables, fodder, potato, summer pulses (Moong),Toria and other short duration crops are grown. S.NO Name of Crop Total sown area under the crop(Ha.) 1. Paddy 27573 2. Maize 21305 3. Wheat 55982 4. Pulses 4814 5. Oil Seeds 5808 6. Fodder 7907 7. Vegetable 290 8. Other millets & Grams 4132 9. Other food crops and 230 spices 10. Other non-food crops 14 Total 128055 LAND HOLDINGS :- There are about 70% farming families in the District.
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